I am seriously considering making the switch to electric, as I read all the related threads a question came to me. Why must we use an SSR or an SCR controller? Why can I not use a water heater thermostat? I recently replaced one, they aren't that expensive and the wiring was fairly straight forward.
If I am way off base, let me know.
thermostat
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Re: thermostat
Repost here see other post.
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Re: thermostat
For my pot still I don't use a controller at all.
One side 220V - can be plugged into 110 V
Other side 110V no controllers
Run by touch, feel, smell, taste
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One side 220V - can be plugged into 110 V
Other side 110V no controllers
Run by touch, feel, smell, taste
Coyote
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"Speed & Greed have no place in this hobby"